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Scholar examines reports of solar eclipses in the Middle Ages

Archaeology in Europe

Hundreds of solar eclipses were recorded by medieval chroniclers, offering historians of astronomy with some vital information about how people in the Middle Ages reacted to this phenomenon. The latest research into this subject has...


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